Hamza Karcic is an associate professor at the Faculty of Political Science at the University of Sarajevo.
Films like ‘Oslo’ can help us reflect on and analyse the successes - and failures - of other peacemaking efforts.
Fast-tracking Balkan NATO enlargement would help the US anchor a slipping Bosnia and Kosovo.
Genocide denial has comfortably situated itself in mainstream discourse after a systematic effort to minimise the crimes committed against Bosnian Muslims in the 1990s.
Monday, August 10 marks the centenary of the Treaty of Sevres. This is the story of why the infamous treaty still resonates a hundred years later.
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The global pandemic has led to a shift in international relations away from globalism.
Napoleon Bonaparte's ambition to establish an empire in the East was crushed in 1799 at the Siege of Acre by Ahmed Jazzar Pasha.
Bosnian Muslims living outside the Ottoman Empire financially supported Sultan Abdulhamid II's ambitious Hejaz railway project.
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